Resource Limits Policies for Connection Handlers

A resource limits policy defines the maximum resources that Directory Proxy Server can
process for a given connection handler. By using this type of connection handler
policy, you can limit the resources allocated to connections, requests, and
referrals.

The following list summarizes the resource limits that can be configured:

Connections

Maximum number of connections.

Maximum number of simultaneous connections from a single client.

Maximum number of operations per connection. If a client exceeds
the maximum number of operations on one connection, the connection is closed
by Directory Proxy Server.

Maximum number of simultaneous operations per connection.

If the maximum number of simultaneous operations per connection is 1, clients must perform synchronous operations. Additional requests
for simultaneous operations, except for requests to abandon an operation,
will fail with a Server Busy error.

Customized Search Limits

Customized limits can be defined for search operations, based on the
search base and search scope. If the target DN of a search is specified in
a list, and the scope of a search is one-level or subtree, the maximum size
of the search result can be configured.

Custom search limits are defined for a specific resource limits policy.
If the resource limits policy is deleted, the custom search limits defined
for that policy are also deleted. If custom search limits are not specified,
standard search size limits are applied.